The $56 ‘kiwi seed oil’ eye cream so good it sells a jar every 15 SECONDS – and one tiny pot lasts six months
- New Zealand brand Antipodes have a product called Kiwi Seed Oil Eye Cream
- Usually selling for between $56-$59 a tub, one unit is purchased every 15 mins
- It’s also the second best-selling eye cream in the whole of Australia generally
- At the moment Priceline has a sale on the coveted cream, making it $44.79
To avoid lines and wrinkles as we age, women are turning to eye creams as a way of hydrating their delicate skin.
And New Zealand-based skincare brand Antipodes is ahead of the pack with their Kiwi Seed Oil eye cream, which normally retails for $56 a tub, and is bought every 15 minutes.
The luxury cream is actually the second best-selling lotion in Australia for the fragile under-eye area, and it’s easy to see why.
New Zealand-based skincare brand Antipodes is ahead of the pack with their Kiwi Seed Oil eye cream, which normally retails for $56 a tub, and is bought every 15 minutes
While it might be on the more expensive side, the cooling and soothing treatment packs a punch when it comes to making visible change
While it might be on the more expensive side, the cooling and soothing treatment packs a punch when it comes to making visible change.
Rich in vitamin C from the humble kiwifruit this product is scientifically proven to stimulate collagen production in skin cells by up to 82 per cent.
It also has additional avocado and carrot seed oil to reduce lines that have already started to form.
And customers can’t stop raving about the organic salve.
‘I love this eye cream! It’s so beautiful to use and you only need the tiniest dab which goes a long way. I’m sure the first pot I had lasted me nearly six months. Money well spent,’ one woman wrote on Adore Beauty.
It also has additional avocado and carrot seed oil to reduce lines that have already started to form
‘A fantastic hydrating eye cream with natural ingredients that does what it says – plumps and smoothes the delicate under eye skin,’ another added
‘A fantastic hydrating eye cream with natural ingredients that does what it says – plumps and smoothes the delicate under eye skin,’ another added.
The only slight issues reported where that the consistency might be a little bit thick in warmer climates, but for the vast majority of users it received five stars.
With the rise of synthetic-free beauty now well documented, brands like Antipodes are being stocked in mainstream pharmacies like Priceline.
And the chemist are currently selling the tub at a discount, with a sale price of $44.79 on the website.